Test Bank For Professional Nursing 10th Edition Black | |
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and Rationals
Which early nursing leader founded the first training school for Nurses that would become the model
for early nursing education?
Dorothea Dix
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Mary Ann Bickerdyke - ANSWER: Florence Nightingale
Which nursing leader was considered the founder of public health because of her work in the Henry
Street Settlement - ANSWER: Lillian Wald
Which of the following was an unsuccessful attempt by the American Medical Association (AMA) to
alleviate the nursing shortage of the time - ANSWER: Creation of the Registered care technician
Which theorist was the first trained nurse in the US and later became the supervisor of the Boston
Training School - ANSWER: Linda Richards
What change in the staffing during the great depression changed the hospital staffing that still has
impact today - ANSWER: The employment of graduate nurses in hospitals
What was the most important influence of war on nursing - ANSWER: Nurses were able to perform
medical procedures during war
Which of the following is a legitimate defense to a charge of assault and battery - ANSWER: Informed
consent
What does the Patient self determination Act provide - ANSWER: Advance directives
A nurse is turning a bed-fast patient to prevent pressure ulcers. The patient complains that the
process is painful. The nurse explains the reason for the turning schedule and completed the task.
This is an example of the ethical principle of - ANSWER: Nonmaleficence
A mother is admitted to the hospital after a train accident in which her family was all killed. The nurse
avoids telling her about the death of her family. This could be considered a violation of the ethical
principle of - ANSWER: Veracity
What is the focus of the DNP degree in nursing - ANSWER: Advance clinical nursing
Which of the following statements best describes the purpose of the nursing process
A. Process of documentation designed to decrease liability
B. Process designed to maximize reimbursement potential.
C. A sophisticated time-management strategy
D. Process used to identify and solve patient problems. - ANSWER: D. Process used to identify and
solve patient problems.
What is the primary method of obtaining patient data - ANSWER: Interviewing the patient
A patient is respiratory distress is placed on Oxygen. which is the most appropriate short term goal. -
ANSWER: Patient maintains an Oxygen sat of 90% of higher.
, A nurse is reviewing a patient's care plan noted a goal of "patient will ambulate 50ft 3x daily.
According to what taxonomic category is this goal? - ANSWER: Psychomotor domain
One of the most important outcomes of the orientation phase of the nurse patient relationship is the
development of mutual - ANSWER: Trust
Who served the African American community to treat TB patients - ANSWER: Jessie Sleet Scales
This Act enhanced the practice of public health nursing causing it to become the major avenue for the
provision of healthcare to dependent mothers and children, the blind and crippled children -
ANSWER: Social Security Act
What did Translational Science do - ANSWER: Serves as a conduit between bench and bedside
Which of Brenner's stages of nursing would a nurse be in if she told a family they could only visit
during regular visiting hours, even if the family was from out of town and could not get to the hospital
any sooner - ANSWER: Novice
Ethics is the study of - ANSWER: Standards of Conduct
Which Maslow's Hierarchy of needs is realization of one's maximum of optimal potential - ANSWER:
Self Actualization
What was the earliest type of Nursing education - ANSWER: Diploma Program
The ANCC is responsible for what (select all that apply):
A. Standard of continuing education
B. Accreditation of CE Programs
C. Tranferability of CE from state to state
D. Development of guidelines for state recognition systems - ANSWER: All;
A. Standard of continuing education
B. Accreditation of CE Programs
C. Tranferability of CE from state to state
D. Development of guidelines for state recognition systems
Which matches the definition; Actions that specify what actions an individual should take - ANSWER:
Ethics
What did the Goldmark Standard report focus on (Select all that apply):
A. Clinical Learning experiences
B. Hospital control of education
C. Desirability of university based schools
D. Funding and Lack of prepared teachers - ANSWER: A. Clinical Learning experiences
B. Hospital control of education
C. Desirability of university based schools
D. Funding and Lack of prepared teachers
Which act is the statue that defines nursing practice? - ANSWER: Nurse Practice Act
Which nursing theorist specifies how patients are involved in the nurse's decision making - ANSWER:
Ida Jean Orlando
Which theorist emphasized a return to earlier values of nursing - ANSWER: Jean Watson
What is the purpose of he Stillman House? - ANSWER: Served Afro-Americans through community
health nursing programs
9780323776653 | Chapter 1-16 | All Chapters with Answers
and Rationals
Which early nursing leader founded the first training school for Nurses that would become the model
for early nursing education?
Dorothea Dix
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Mary Ann Bickerdyke - ANSWER: Florence Nightingale
Which nursing leader was considered the founder of public health because of her work in the Henry
Street Settlement - ANSWER: Lillian Wald
Which of the following was an unsuccessful attempt by the American Medical Association (AMA) to
alleviate the nursing shortage of the time - ANSWER: Creation of the Registered care technician
Which theorist was the first trained nurse in the US and later became the supervisor of the Boston
Training School - ANSWER: Linda Richards
What change in the staffing during the great depression changed the hospital staffing that still has
impact today - ANSWER: The employment of graduate nurses in hospitals
What was the most important influence of war on nursing - ANSWER: Nurses were able to perform
medical procedures during war
Which of the following is a legitimate defense to a charge of assault and battery - ANSWER: Informed
consent
What does the Patient self determination Act provide - ANSWER: Advance directives
A nurse is turning a bed-fast patient to prevent pressure ulcers. The patient complains that the
process is painful. The nurse explains the reason for the turning schedule and completed the task.
This is an example of the ethical principle of - ANSWER: Nonmaleficence
A mother is admitted to the hospital after a train accident in which her family was all killed. The nurse
avoids telling her about the death of her family. This could be considered a violation of the ethical
principle of - ANSWER: Veracity
What is the focus of the DNP degree in nursing - ANSWER: Advance clinical nursing
Which of the following statements best describes the purpose of the nursing process
A. Process of documentation designed to decrease liability
B. Process designed to maximize reimbursement potential.
C. A sophisticated time-management strategy
D. Process used to identify and solve patient problems. - ANSWER: D. Process used to identify and
solve patient problems.
What is the primary method of obtaining patient data - ANSWER: Interviewing the patient
A patient is respiratory distress is placed on Oxygen. which is the most appropriate short term goal. -
ANSWER: Patient maintains an Oxygen sat of 90% of higher.
, A nurse is reviewing a patient's care plan noted a goal of "patient will ambulate 50ft 3x daily.
According to what taxonomic category is this goal? - ANSWER: Psychomotor domain
One of the most important outcomes of the orientation phase of the nurse patient relationship is the
development of mutual - ANSWER: Trust
Who served the African American community to treat TB patients - ANSWER: Jessie Sleet Scales
This Act enhanced the practice of public health nursing causing it to become the major avenue for the
provision of healthcare to dependent mothers and children, the blind and crippled children -
ANSWER: Social Security Act
What did Translational Science do - ANSWER: Serves as a conduit between bench and bedside
Which of Brenner's stages of nursing would a nurse be in if she told a family they could only visit
during regular visiting hours, even if the family was from out of town and could not get to the hospital
any sooner - ANSWER: Novice
Ethics is the study of - ANSWER: Standards of Conduct
Which Maslow's Hierarchy of needs is realization of one's maximum of optimal potential - ANSWER:
Self Actualization
What was the earliest type of Nursing education - ANSWER: Diploma Program
The ANCC is responsible for what (select all that apply):
A. Standard of continuing education
B. Accreditation of CE Programs
C. Tranferability of CE from state to state
D. Development of guidelines for state recognition systems - ANSWER: All;
A. Standard of continuing education
B. Accreditation of CE Programs
C. Tranferability of CE from state to state
D. Development of guidelines for state recognition systems
Which matches the definition; Actions that specify what actions an individual should take - ANSWER:
Ethics
What did the Goldmark Standard report focus on (Select all that apply):
A. Clinical Learning experiences
B. Hospital control of education
C. Desirability of university based schools
D. Funding and Lack of prepared teachers - ANSWER: A. Clinical Learning experiences
B. Hospital control of education
C. Desirability of university based schools
D. Funding and Lack of prepared teachers
Which act is the statue that defines nursing practice? - ANSWER: Nurse Practice Act
Which nursing theorist specifies how patients are involved in the nurse's decision making - ANSWER:
Ida Jean Orlando
Which theorist emphasized a return to earlier values of nursing - ANSWER: Jean Watson
What is the purpose of he Stillman House? - ANSWER: Served Afro-Americans through community
health nursing programs
